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Across Clues
- “Get outta here!”SCAT
- SnatchGRAB
- Give upQUIT
- Sweater outlet?PORE
- Concerning kidneysRENAL
- Annapolis sch.USNA
- “Roots” author HaleyALEX
- Actress GraffILENE
- Ain’t fixed?ISNT
- Never heard of a 1996 Robin Williams movie?DONTKNOWJACK
- Wipes awayERASES
- Juegos Olímpicos prizeORO
- Road crew’s supplyTAR
- Have a sudden inspiration?GASP
- Sexually attractiveNUBILE
- Magical phrase starterABRA
- “You grabbed the wrong Stephen King movie”?THATSNOTIT
- The Parthenon, e.g.RUINS
- Cry from a card holderUNO
- Roof workerTILER
- Essay about a 2015 Christina Applegate movie?ONVACATION
- Fallon’s predecessorLENO
- __ symbolSTATUS
- Ancient queen, familiarlyCLEO
- Immigrant’s subj.ESL
- Rap name contractionLIL
- Like some numeralsARABIC
- Start a 2001 Keanu Reeves movie?PLAYHARDBALL
- RattleFAZE
- Flower girl, perhapsNIECE
- Paella potOLLA
- “Rhyme Pays” rapperICET
- Unsettled statesSNITS
- __ feeUSER
- Sainted historianBEDE
- Backbone or spineGRIT
- Weight allowanceTARE
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Vertical Clues
- Garden toolSPADE
- Rainbow flag componentCOLOR
- Fan belt?ARENA
- Messages sent from cellsTEXTS
- Is amused byGRINSAT
- Move, in Realtor-speakRELO
- From the topANEW
- Scruggs’ stringsBANJO
- Nestlé product suffixQUIK
- Initials before a state’s name, sometimesUSS
- Imaret, sayINN
- Bit of inkTAT
- Profits (from)LEARNS
- Brew holderKEG
- MatterCOUNT
- Words on a spineTITLE
- 1979 sci-fi classic with three sequels and two prequelsALIEN
- In style againRETRO
- CloseSHUT
- Go to piecesPANIC
- Bubble, in a wayBOIL
- Emanated (from)AROSE
- Diamond strategiesBUNTS
- Same-state opponent, oftenRIVAL
- Future doc’s subj.ANAT
- Plane, e.g.TOOL
- Racing craftSCULL
- Chinese and IndiansASIANS
- Most closely relatedNEAREST
- Chicago airport codeORD
- Not trueLYING
- Give or takeABOUT
- Modeling woodBALSA
- Better, to a rapperILLER
- Shannon’s countyCLARE
- Townshend of The WhoPETE
- Son or daughter, oftenHEIR
- When Juliet says, “Go ask his name”ACTI
- Little lieFIB
- Frequent winnerACE
- British jazz element?ZED